Words and phrases to connect contrasting ideas

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In the final part of this three part series, Ben talks about the last of his favourite animals. Ben's new online course, The Essentials of English, is available now. Take advantage of the introductory discount and enrol now for just £19.99. For more information, visit: https://le ...  Show more

Using the phrase ‘to find (it) + adjective’ (e.g. to find something useful)

Today, we look at how to use the phrase 'to find (something) + adjective'.Ben's new online course, The Essentials of English, is available now. Take advantage of the introductory discount and enrol now for just £19.99. For more information, visit: https://learnenglishwithben.thin ...  Show more

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Doit-on dire « chocolatine » ou « pain au chocolat » ?
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Pourquoi dit-on un “maitre queux” et un “miroir aux alouettes” ?
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Pourquoi dit-on “kif-kif” et “réduire comme peau de chagrin” ?
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